The night of the iguana (drama)

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The Night of the Iguana (original title The Night of the Iguana ) is a play written by Tennessee Williams about a former pastor working as a tour guide, who gets into trouble because of a 16-year-old girl who is adolescent and whose amorous intentions he resists.

The play premiered on December 28, 1961 at the Royale Theater , now the Bernard B. Jacobs Theater , on Broadway and was Williams' last great success there. Two years later, the play was filmed under the same title by the American director John Huston with a large cast of stars (including Richard Burton , Ava Gardner , Deborah Kerr ) (see The Night of the Iguana (film) ). When it was made into the film, the roles of Nazis as members of the travel company that appeared in the stage version were omitted. There was a remake in 2001.

German-language premieres

expenditure

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Internet Broadway Database : The Night of the Iguana
  2. 17 wagons full of cotton * Speak to me like the rain * Entering the property is prohibited * Lord Byron's love letter